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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-03/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-04/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-05/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-06/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Gullah Cultural Series - Gullah Me\, Gullah You
DESCRIPTION:2024 Gullah Celebration:  Art & Culture\nFebruary 6\, 2024 – Dinner 6:30 p.m.\, Concert 7:30 p.m. \nJoin us at SoundWaves as our Gullah Cultural Series continues its second year celebrating highlights of the February 2024 Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration\, embracing the inspiringly unique native island art and culture we have all around us here on Island. NIBCAA Board Chair and emcee\, Dr. Roselle Wilson\, will expertly guide us through the evening first chatting with South Carolina native\, artist Alvin Glen\, who will speak both from the perspective of an artist and art teacher. Wilson will also speak with Port Royal and St. Helena Island native Tendaji Bailey\, visionary artist and founder of the Gullah Geechee Futures Project\, and his dedicated work educating the public about the rich history and culture of Gullah Geechee communities. The two sets are interspersed with music performed by GCS house band\, the Lavon Stevens Trio\, led by Lavon and featuring Tendaji.  \nLavon Stevens\, artistic advisor\nDr. Roselle L. Wilson\, Ph.D.\, emcee \nSpecial guests: \nAlvin Glen\, artist and art teacher\nTendaji Bailey\, artist and founder\, Gullah Geechee Futures Project\nTendaji Bailey\, vocalist \nThe Lavon Stevens Band \nLavon Stevens\, piano\nClarence Williams\, bass\nJimmy Charles\, drums 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/gullah-cultural-series-gullah-me-gullah-you/
LOCATION:SoundWaves 7 Lagoon Road\, Hilton Head Island  SC 29928 US\, 7 Lagoon Rd\, Suite 100\, Hilton Head Island\, 29928\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,Heritage,History,Live Music
ORGANIZER;CN="Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra":MAILTO:info@hhso.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240207T100000
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-07/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-08/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-09/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240210T100000
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-10/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240211T120000
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-11/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240212T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240212T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52479-1707732000-1707753600@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-12/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240213T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240213T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52481-1707818400-1707840000@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-13/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240214T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240214T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52482-1707904800-1707926400@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-14/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240215T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240215T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52483-1707991200-1708012800@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-15/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240216T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240216T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52484-1708077600-1708099200@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-16/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240217T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240217T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52485-1708164000-1708185600@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-17/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240217T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240217T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240110T153455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240110T153455Z
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SUMMARY:Gullah Celebration Festival
DESCRIPTION:Experience an extraordinary day at the Coastal Discovery Musuem at Honey Horn as we present our highly anticipated main event.  Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Gullah Geechee people through captivating displays of their unique crafts\, delectable authentic cuisine\, and mesmerizing history and music.  While exploring the event\, be sure to admire the breathtaking fine arts exhibit by the renowned artist Alvin B. Glen.  Prepare to be enchanted by the talented musical performance of Stee and his sensational band\, Ear Candy.  With a decade of captivating audiences along the East Coast\, Stee’s undeniable talent propelled him to the national stage on NBC’s “the Voice” during its 24th season.  Hailing from Washington DC and raised in South Carolina\, Stee’s musical journey commenced at the tender age of 14\, sharing the stage with esteemed recording artists such as Monica\, Lloyd\, Big Boi\, and Marques Houston.  We invite you and your entire family to join us for a joyous day filled with celebration of the Gullah Geechee traditions\, including their culture\, cuisine\, language\, and profound history.  Don’t miss this unforgettable experience! \nTickets are $20 in advance/$25 at the door.\nParking and children under 12 are free. \nPurchase tickets at www.gullahcelebration.org or by calling 843-255-7303 \nSaturday\, February 17 from 11 am – 4 pm
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/gullah-celebration-festival/
LOCATION:SC
CATEGORIES:Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,Live Music,Things To Do
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Gullah-Celebration-Festival.jpeg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240218T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240218T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52486-1708257600-1708272000@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-18/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240219T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240219T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52487-1708336800-1708358400@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-19/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240220T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240220T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
UID:52488-1708423200-1708444800@culturehhi.org
SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-20/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://culturehhi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/nibcaa.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Art League Hilton Head":MAILTO:academy@artleaguehhi.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240221T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240221T160000
DTSTAMP:20261108T141419
CREATED:20240202T193902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240202T193902Z
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-21/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-22/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-23/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-24/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-25/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-26/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-27/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-28/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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SUMMARY:Arts Ob We People: Gullah Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us in collaboration with the Native Island and Business Community Affairs Association at Art League Gallery\, as we celebrate the magnificent artwork of the esteemed Alvin B. Glen. Immerse yourself in his exquisite art and thoughtfulness as this year’s celebrated artist. Indulge in a museum-wide takeover\, and basks in the brilliance of Glenn’s creations. \nGrowing up in the small town of Dorchester\, South Carolina\, during the era of Jim Crow laws\, Alvin’s artistic journey faced many challenges. Despite the lack of visual arts classes in his public school\, Alvin’s parents arranged for him to take correspondence art courses in middle school. These early experiences ignited his passion for music\, which carried him through to college. \nIn 1979\, he proudly earned my Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from South Carolina State College\, with a strong focus on education. This laid the foundation for his career as a dedicated art teacher in the Orangeburg County Schools\, where he served for an impressive forty-three years before retiring. Through his artwork\, Alvin strives to capture the strength\, dedication\, and interconnectedness of the people who inspire him. Spirituality\, compassion\, and empathy flow through every brushstroke\, creating images that resonate with viewers. After a brief period living in Orangeburg\, he returned to his hometown of Dorchester in 1985. Over the years\, he has had the honor of showcasing his work at various galleries throughout South Carolina\, as well as briefly in North Carolina and Georgia. Some notable galleries include The Dr. N. Lee Morris Gallery\, Waterfront Gallery\, I.P. Stanback Museum\, Penn Center\, and The Columbia Museum of Art. His recognitions include winning first place at the Charleston Artist Guild Exhibit\, Featured Artist for The Moja Arts Festival and Best in Show award at the Piccolo Spoleto Outdoor Art Exhibit. Today\, Alvin resides in beloved Dorchester\, South Carolina\, enjoying the serenity of retirement after dedicating my life to teaching visual art in the public school system. \nOPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm\, Sunday 12-4pm + 90 minutes before all Arts Center performances. Telephone: (843) 681-5060 \n 
URL:https://culturehhi.org/event/arts-ob-we-people-gullah-exhibit-2024-02-29/
LOCATION:Art League Gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts Educations & Support Organizations,Featured,Festival,Gullah,Gullah Storytelling,History,Things To Do,Visual Arts,Visual Arts & Photography
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